Stopped by the Bar for lunch and had their special of the day, Potato, Ham, Bacon and White Cheddar…read moreBaked Pie. This was outstanding! Think baked Mac and cheese, but with potatoes, ham and bacon instead of Mac. The dish was just what I needed after a long ride across the island. We stopped by for dessert and a Whiskey after dinner. We had the Tiramisu and the Apple Tart with Lemon Custard. The Man of Aran Whiskey was very good and I was glad I finally was able to find some. The Apple Tart was outstanding and the addition of the crème and lemon custard to each bite was a bonus. The tiramisu was a big hit as well. We devoured it in no time at all.

This is a hoping place if you get your bike ride done early…read more The place was busy a few hours before the ferry took off, but the crowd was friendly and table sharing was allowed. After I ordered my drink and food from the bar, I appreciated the fact I could order another round with a wink to the bartender from across the room. The Tian crabmeat dish had a generous amount of crab and the burger was pretty good for Ireland... said the American.

While on Inishmor in the Aron Islands,we had to have a couple cold pints at the local pub Pub was…read morequite buisy with a bus tour of peeps so we just had a couple cold 1's at the bar. Nice outside patio too. Cheerful employees.

Wow! Talk about an authentic fish 'n chips. This one almost nails it!…read more The restaurant is super cozy and right on the water. It was fun and quaint and hearing the Celtic music in the background made this lunch spot all the more special. Since I knew I was going to be doing a lot of walking that day, I decided against an alcoholic beverage and got a Ginger Ale. It was tiny, kid sized! Honestly, not as good as I would have liked. It was quite heavy on the ginger, which perhaps is a good thing because that would have aided best with nausea or stomach issues. I never had any of those while in Ireland, which is telling about the food there. The fish 'n chips are great, wait a minute, so is the rest of the seafood here! To start, I got a seafood chowder, and sorry Boston, sorry San Francisco, sorry Seattle, your chowders do not match up to this one. It is hearty, full of fish in each bite. The broth is milky delicious, and it is a helping of one that would make any fisherman feel great mid shift. As for the fish 'n chips, how could I forget? Great fry, great chip (because the chowder was so heavy I could not eat them all), and the fish (it was Hake), is super flaky. Be mindful though as the fish has the bone-in so you will have to pick them out or you can accidentally choke on one, or swallow one painfully. From the ferry to the plate, this is one restaurant you are not going to want to miss if you plan a trip to the Aran Islands.

A hidden Gem. Absolutely the best food in lovely surroundings. Well worth a visit. It would…read morebe great for locals would support this amazing Restaurant and keep it going.

Restaurant are bar are part of the Aran Islands Hotel (aka Ostan Arann). The menu is quite…read moreextensive and should fit all in your party. They have several seafood dishes including mussels, fish and chips, and other fresh fish choices (pollock and salmon were on the menu when I was there). They also have soup of the day, salads, chicken, and several other choices. They have an early bird menu where you can get 2 items (appetizer and main) for fixed price of 15 euro or 3 items (includes dessert) for 21 euro. Not a bad deal. The burger was decent and comes with both a side salad and fries/chips. Definitely worth a look especially if you are staying nearby.

If you are looking for a great pub on Inishmore, Aran Islands, County Galway, Ireland. I highly…read morerecommend Tigh Joe Mac. It is located near the Kilronan Pier. Great Pub to watch sporting events and enjoy a great pint of Guinness. Having gone to this pub three times it is consistently good. This establishment rates five stars and more! It should be noted I am originally from Dublin Ireland and lived in the United States for over thirty years and served in the United States Marines all over the world. I definitely know a great pub from all my life experiences and travels all over the world. I definitely will return in the near future! A must visit if you are looking for great pints of Guinness.You definitely won't be disappointed!

This is a quiet enough place during the day, we popped in while waiting on the ferry, the Guinness…read moreis excellent and at €3.80 is pretty good value. The guy behind the bar was friendly enough but wouldn't win any prizes for it, they only really do sandwiches, but have a nice seating area outside with great views of the pier.

Went in early December it was decorated the fire was going. I had got stuck in the rain hiking and…read moreCatherine was kind enough to loan me a blanket and dry my clothes. very kind. The food is excellent. I had the lasagna. I was traveling solo. This shows you what a good person she is. The service was great and all the food ate her own recipes. Definitely recommend!!!

Oh how I miss this place! Pouring rain the day I visited made the place all the more cozy and the…read moretomato soup taste better(it would have been perfect even on a sunny day). If there's one place one my go-back-to list this is it. We'll worrh the trip, even from Boston!

Such a delicious lunch homemade soups, paninis and of course fish & chips. Great pub on island.read more

I loved this place it was such a nice little pub. We had great weather when we visited and were…read moreable to enjoy some gorgeous views and sunshine. I had a toastie with these really good potato chips (seriously what was the seasoning on them???). Staff was pleasant.

It's legit. Super friendly staff…read more Food is great. We had the Irish's stew and it was alright. Meat was a bit tough, but great flavor. My kids had bbq chicken wings which were awesome and they other had chicken goujons. By far the best chicken finger ( I'm from the USA) I've ever had. Seafood clam chowder was great as well. Small/limited menu - so thing felt fresh and overall was great. We had 8 folks and were able to get a seat. It wasn't overly loud and fairly clean on the inside. Place is a bit rustic, and definitely not modern - highly recommend

Solid pub grub. Packed house for Rugby match on tv. Fun live music on a Saturday night.read more

If you're looking for a true Irish pub experience in Doolin, this is it…read more It's a typical, unassuming pub that fills up quickly with both locals and tourists, creating that perfect lively Irish atmosphere. The service was incredibly attentive and welcoming. The fish and chips? Hands down the BEST I've ever had -- perfectly crisp on the outside, flaky and tender inside. And the seafood chowder was beyond words. Rich, flavorful, and packed with seafood. Of course, the beer was fresh and delicious, just as it should be. An awesome, cozy spot that delivers on everything you hope for in a great Irish pub. We'll be back.

We had to stop in here to get beer and some Irish music. It had been 13 years since our last…read morevisit. Not that hungry but could resist the Oven baked salmon and the fish & chips. NEEDED MORE TARTAR SAUCE! Wonderful atmosphere, place was hopping. Even better if once the music started at 8:45pm. Almost past our bedtime. Ha! We stuck around and tipped few more beers, great place, awesome service. Well done.

Plunkett's Pub is an awesome Irish Pub. I was there in 1970 and went back in 2002 to see Plunkett…read more Unfortunately he had passed away shortly before. I took the photos that appear in 2002 and pulled two pints for the lads at the bar and didn't let then pay again. Cheers to Plunkett and his family for some of my favorite life memories. Maybe again, who knows!

I travelled 400 miles to watch Rainbow girls gig but was asked to leave the bar before they came…read moreon. I admit to being very excited about the prospect of seeing them perform and expressed this by shouting out when I saw them! After about 30minutes waiting at the bar for the backroom to open I was unfortunate enough to have my drink spilled on me by a fellow bar user. I then slipped on the spilled drink and was saved by my loyal companion Wendy and a bar staff member from hitting my head on the floor. Shortly after the fall I was told I had to leave but no explanation was given. I returned there today but was not given an explanation for their actions. I could say all kinds of subjective opinions about their actions but I will stick to the facts, I was asked to leave because I fell on a drink that was spilled upon me. It feels very unfair. Across the road in another pub the customers and staff went to great lengths to reassure me that this is the way of the Greyhound bar. They do not respect their customers and they were rude uncaring and they have no rights to serve alcohol if they don't want their customers to enjoy it.

The Greyhound Bar isn't just for the high season. It's a local pub where tourists are made welcome…read moreby the friendly and funny manager, Keith. Befriend him and you're guaranteed a good holiday. There is a large smoking section out back with heaters and, what most smoking sections fail to provide, a bar! Non-smokers will hang out here just because. The clientele isn't age-snobby. And the bar staff are a visual treat.